I was definitely having a deja vu moment, as I tip toed down to my studio this afternoon. Toddler asleep....puppy asleep and I'm down here doing some nap time quilting. Wednesday is the day, I babysit my fifteen month old granddaughter and her new sheltie puppy. It brings back the days when I was home with my four little ones...nap times were sacred and often used for a little something creative.....
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
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It is looking great! This quilt just seems so dramatic and bold, I am looking forward to seeing it all joined together.
ReplyDeletewooohooo! these blocks are stunning. it will be interesting to see how you choose to sash them.
ReplyDeleteI love it, great choice of fabric, thanks again for inspiring me to step out of my box.
ReplyDeletelove this block...is there a pattern? would love to do this in brights!!
ReplyDeleteOh wel done - they are very striking! What a stunning quilt this will be!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! (and Yippee for sleeping toddlers and puppies... I bet they are adorable asleep or awake!)
ReplyDeleteHaha I just had to double check that I had the blog author correct when I read your post and it said your toddler was asleep... then I read a little further and it all made sense lol... the blocks look fab! Xx
ReplyDeleteI'm loving reading about the process of your QAYG method.
ReplyDeleteBut I have a question: I understand how you add borders using this method and then quilt them after they're attached. But I'm not sure how you go about attaching 2 blocks to each other that are already quilted and backed. Any advice?
THanks.
Andi :-)